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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Cheese Twisties » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:18 pm

a2m wrote:Frahm popped his shoulder out on sat, so I don't think he will be playing this week, seemed to be pretty painful, just heard lindsay bassani from encounter bay is in the running for the morphetvale job anyone heard this one...

I just heard a rumour that Donald "the Don" Sewer is in pole position to take over the Emus job in 2009...
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby rodney fox » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:30 pm

Aldinga are staying in the SFL in 2009.

All this talk and the best decision was made. Alot of people are now keen to dig in the heels and make for some real success.
On another note if the A grade win the next 2 games that will make it four in a row, we haven't even had back to back wins at the club for about 8 years! Would be nice to knock off Marion this weekend another side we have gotten close to on more than one occasion.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby AFLflyer » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:33 pm

rodney fox wrote:Aldinga are staying in the SFL in 2009.

All this talk and the best decision was made. Alot of people are now keen to dig in the heels and make for some real success.
On another note if the A grade win the next 2 games that will make it four in a row, we haven't even had back to back wins at the club for about 8 years! Would be nice to knock off Marion this weekend another side we have gotten close to on more than one occasion.


one win and you changed your tune rodney.

best decision you could have made though!
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby rodney fox » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:38 pm

AFLflyer wrote:
rodney fox wrote:Aldinga are staying in the SFL in 2009.

All this talk and the best decision was made. Alot of people are now keen to dig in the heels and make for some real success.
On another note if the A grade win the next 2 games that will make it four in a row, we haven't even had back to back wins at the club for about 8 years! Would be nice to knock off Marion this weekend another side we have gotten close to on more than one occasion.


one win and you changed your tune rodney.

best decision you could have made though!


Honestly the win was a good help but alot of little factors have come to light and we feel it is best for our overall development to stay in the SFL at this stage. I personally think there would be no goal greater to reach than getting back to the top in div 1, the league we originally wanted to be in 10 years ago.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby cyclops » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:40 pm

rodney fox wrote:
AFLflyer wrote:
rodney fox wrote:Aldinga are staying in the SFL in 2009.

All this talk and the best decision was made. Alot of people are now keen to dig in the heels and make for some real success.
On another note if the A grade win the next 2 games that will make it four in a row, we haven't even had back to back wins at the club for about 8 years! Would be nice to knock off Marion this weekend another side we have gotten close to on more than one occasion.


one win and you changed your tune rodney.

best decision you could have made though!


Honestly the win was a good help but alot of little factors have come to light and we feel it is best for our overall development to stay in the SFL at this stage. I personally think there would be no goal greater to reach than getting back to the top in div 1, the league we originally wanted to be in 10 years ago.


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Re: Southern Football League

Postby cyclops » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:52 pm

Can sum1 from reynella let me know wots happened to Geoff Winton,i thought he was with u blokes.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Hills » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:54 pm

Bassani to get the job at Mvale?
You must be joking. Majority of the A grade sqaud at Mvale would have a better understanding of football than him! he wont last 4 weeks at a club like morphetvale.
Someone already within the club will get the gig!
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby cyclops » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:55 pm

ud think earl would be the front runner but who knows mate.wots the prob with bassani hills?
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Bag The Points » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:25 pm

rodney fox wrote:Aldinga are staying in the SFL in 2009.

All this talk and the best decision was made. Alot of people are now keen to dig in the heels and make for some real success.
On another note if the A grade win the next 2 games that will make it four in a row, we haven't even had back to back wins at the club for about 8 years! Would be nice to knock off Marion this weekend another side we have gotten close to on more than one occasion.

You've made my day, Rodney ! Great news. :D
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby fisho mcspaz » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:28 pm

Aldinga to stay in the SFL - great decision. =D> I wouldn't rule out the Hills league as an option for the future, but not this early. I reckon the key to winning games next year is to do a hard, solid pre-season.

(Looking to get back into playing next year myself, so I'll have to remember what I said about the hard pre-season and take my own words on board. :oops: )
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby know all » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:30 pm

Bag The Points wrote:
rodney fox wrote:Aldinga are staying in the SFL in 2009.

All this talk and the best decision was made. Alot of people are now keen to dig in the heels and make for some real success.
On another note if the A grade win the next 2 games that will make it four in a row, we haven't even had back to back wins at the club for about 8 years! Would be nice to knock off Marion this weekend another side we have gotten close to on more than one occasion.

You've made my day, Rodney ! Great news. :D


Good on ya Sharks great news wish you guys all the best,just a question thou will you be able to fill u/18 i know you had them last year hopefully you guys will.It should be easier to get kids to play there and not willunga pongy etc if the a grade can keep making inroads,i rekon you guys wont be to far away from some long due success :D
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby The Mexican » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:31 pm

I'm loving this coaching banter, keep it coming boys, here's what i know -

Neil Craig was approached some months back to take over, 2 meetings ensued and seemed happy with the club and it's structure's, made it very clear that he was in negotiations with another club (at a higher level) and that if things didn't work out that he would take over the position, since then he has resigned for another 3 years, oh well maybe next time. Other's interviewed so far are - Kevin Sheedy, John Cahill, Robert Dipierdomenico and Barry Robran, we are queitly confident that one of the above will end up at the Mighty Emu's next year...
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby know all » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:35 pm

Not sure if getting the top job at the emu would be such a good thing,you could end up on a road to nowhere ,i mean by this of course they have won the past few if you take over and they dont will you be marked harshly???just a thought :?
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby rodney fox » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:50 pm

The Mexican wrote:I'm loving this coaching banter, keep it coming boys, here's what i know -

Neil Craig was approached some months back to take over, 2 meetings ensued and seemed happy with the club and it's structure's, made it very clear that he was in negotiations with another club (at a higher level) and that if things didn't work out that he would take over the position, since then he has resigned for another 3 years, oh well maybe next time. Other's interviewed so far are - Kevin Sheedy, John Cahill, Robert Dipierdomenico and Barry Robran, we are queitly confident that one of the above will end up at the Mighty Emu's next year...


I just can't believe you left out Choco :-k He will be absolutely spewing he wasn't even considered.
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby fisho mcspaz » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:52 pm

What about Malcolm Blight? Unless he's too preoccupied with his rat's tossbags and wanks, etc. that is...
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Swooper16 » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:53 pm

The Mexican wrote:I'm loving this coaching banter, keep it coming boys, here's what i know -

Neil Craig was approached some months back to take over, 2 meetings ensued and seemed happy with the club and it's structure's, made it very clear that he was in negotiations with another club (at a higher level) and that if things didn't work out that he would take over the position, since then he has resigned for another 3 years, oh well maybe next time. Other's interviewed so far are - Kevin Sheedy, John Cahill, Robert Dipierdomenico and Barry Robran, we are queitly confident that one of the above will end up at the Mighty Emu's next year...


Think Jack is applying for the hackham job. They are looking for someone who will see out the season in a tough environment.......
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby rodney fox » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:53 pm

know all wrote:
Bag The Points wrote:
rodney fox wrote:Aldinga are staying in the SFL in 2009.

All this talk and the best decision was made. Alot of people are now keen to dig in the heels and make for some real success.
On another note if the A grade win the next 2 games that will make it four in a row, we haven't even had back to back wins at the club for about 8 years! Would be nice to knock off Marion this weekend another side we have gotten close to on more than one occasion.

You've made my day, Rodney ! Great news. :D


Good on ya Sharks great news wish you guys all the best,just a question thou will you be able to fill u/18 i know you had them last year hopefully you guys will.It should be easier to get kids to play there and not willunga pongy etc if the a grade can keep making inroads,i rekon you guys wont be to far away from some long due success :D


One of the clubs main aims is to fill an under 18 side and we think it is a realistic goal. Of course with a few more wins it may have made it easier but in that we have a great group of younger guys that are keen to get back on board.

If we have a comitted reputable coach then it will be a much easier task, Mex do you reckon you could photocopy the resumes that come in for the Emus A grade job and send them our way???
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby know all » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:55 pm

Swooper16 wrote:
The Mexican wrote:I'm loving this coaching banter, keep it coming boys, here's what i know -

Neil Craig was approached some months back to take over, 2 meetings ensued and seemed happy with the club and it's structure's, made it very clear that he was in negotiations with another club (at a higher level) and that if things didn't work out that he would take over the position, since then he has resigned for another 3 years, oh well maybe next time. Other's interviewed so far are - Kevin Sheedy, John Cahill, Robert Dipierdomenico and Barry Robran, we are queitly confident that one of the above will end up at the Mighty Emu's next year...


Think Jack is applying for the hackham job. They are looking for someone who will see out the season in a tough environment.......


Very funny he would probly ask to be paid up front to :lol:
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Cheese Twisties » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:56 pm

rodney fox wrote:
The Mexican wrote:I'm loving this coaching banter, keep it coming boys, here's what i know -

Neil Craig was approached some months back to take over, 2 meetings ensued and seemed happy with the club and it's structure's, made it very clear that he was in negotiations with another club (at a higher level) and that if things didn't work out that he would take over the position, since then he has resigned for another 3 years, oh well maybe next time. Other's interviewed so far are - Kevin Sheedy, John Cahill, Robert Dipierdomenico and Barry Robran, we are queitly confident that one of the above will end up at the Mighty Emu's next year...


I just can't believe you left out Choco :-k He will be absolutely spewing he wasn't even considered.

I believe Liam Shrive is being tapped up to return to Emus in 2009 as a player coach (Emus club song to be changed to Pat Benatar's "All Fired Up" to clinch the deal).
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Re: Southern Football League

Postby Backliner » Wed Aug 13, 2008 8:08 pm

Would players with the opportunity to break a long standing record, that being 5 premierships in a row, be more concerned about the coach leaving or being part of history at the club..?? :wink:[/quote]
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